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Rolling Stones on video: I’m Alright
THE ROLLING STONES: ALRIGHT IN OSLO ’65 Catch The Rolling Stones at full throttle in Oslo, 1965! This rare NRK TV footage of I’m Alright shows Jagger prowling the stage, Keith and Brian trading killer riffs, and the rhythm section driving the energy like a runaway train. Raw, unpolished, and totally alive, it’s early Stones magic at its best. Fans got a front-row glimpse of the band’s swagger, mischief, and rock ’n’ roll chaos—and you can too, decades later!
Live at the Messehallen Skoyen, Oslo, Norway, June 24 1965 (NRK newscast, Norwegian TV)
On June 24, 1965, The Rolling Stones brought their raw, high-voltage energy to the Messehallen Skoyen in Oslo, Norway, as part of their European tour. Captured by NRK for a Norwegian TV newscast, this performance of I’m Alright shows the band just a few years into their meteoric rise. Mick Jagger prowls the stage with charisma and mischief, Keith Richards and Brian Jones trade riffs and licks that still hit hard, and Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman lock in a rhythm section that makes the early Stones sound unstoppable.
A Rare Glimpse of a Classic Tour
What makes this footage special isn’t just the song—it’s the chance to see the Stones live at a moment when they were still shaping their stage persona. Television cameras catch the interaction between bandmates, the subtle improvisations, and the playful chaos of a show that isn’t just music, but pure teenage rebellion in motion. I’m Alrightfeels alive and urgent, and the video perfectly captures the excitement of European fans discovering the Stones’ swagger for the first time. Watching it now, decades later, gives a rare, front-row perspective on a legendary band pushing boundaries, making noise, and defining rock ’n’ roll performance before they became icons.
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